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Lebanese students struggle to complete their education after fleeing Ukraine war
Beirut said in late March that around 1,000 students had managed to leave Ukraine, long a destination for Lebanese seeking more affordable universities
Here's how to handle stress and manage mental health while applying to top colleges
Practicing simple things that have consistently been a part of the lifestyle such as music therapy, yoga, mindfulness, running or other sports, can help relieve stress
Bihar BEd allotment list 2020: LNMU releases first list of qualified candidates at bihar-cetbed-lnmu.in
The Bihar BEd CET 2020 exams were conducted by Lalit Narayan Mithila University in Darbhanga city on 22 September
Facebook introduces Campus feature to help college students connect with each other
The Campus-only News Feed will let students create study groups or plan virtual concerts.
Podcast; Voices from the Lockdown: One year since abrogation of Article 370, education sector worst affected
“The most badly affected sector because of the abrogation of Article 370 is the education sector.”
Low Internet Speeds For Students In Andaman
With internet speeds operating between 17-18 kbps, it's next to impossible to access online classes or any additional coursework for students residing in the Andaman and Nicobar islands.
Uttarakhand university and college exams to start from 1 July, says govt; new academic session likely from September
Examinations in colleges and universities in Uttarakhand will commence from 1 July and be completed in a month's period, said state principal secretary Anand Vardhan. The new admissions will begin from 1 September, Vardhan announced
Isolated abroad during coronavirus outbreak, how some Indian students are dealing with the crisis
Indian students may not consider themselves 'stranded' owing to the crutch of technology but they do have substantial issues to deal with at a young age.
Delhi University undergraduate admissions: Over 2.14 lakh students register; first cut-off likely on 20 June
The Delhi University started registrations on 30 May for undergraduate courses and the admission process will end on 14 June.
Calcutta University announces results for BA, BSc Part I exam; check wbresults.nic.in to know your score
The Calcutta University have published the results to provide immediate information to the students and should not be considered original Mark Sheets.
Tamil Nadu college student suspended for organising function to celebrate Bhagat Singh's birth anniversary
S Malathi, a first year MA student at the government arts and science college, was suspended on 1 October after she and some other students organised a function to celebrate Singh's birth anniversary on 28 September, despite being denied permission by the principal and the tutor, officials said.
Reported incidents of ragging increase by 75% in a year, UGC receives over 3,000 complaints in 5 years
The University Grants Commission (UGC) received 3,022 complaints of student ragging over the last five years, between 2013 and 2017.
Narendra Modi's 'Pariksha Par Charcha' earned top marks from India's students, writes Prakash Javadekar
Modi spoke to the children as a friend, as a guide and as a motivator. He spoke to them of their own concerns and he tried to make sense of the world as a child struggling to meet a world of expectations would
Mood Indigo 2017: Here are the must-attend events from day 2 of the IIT-Bombay fest
All the highlights of Day 2 of Mood Indigo, IIt Bombay's cultural festival
Minor girl molested, filmed in Odisha's Malkangiri; police registers case under POSCO Act
A schoolgirl was allegedly stripped naked and filmed inside her school premises by three men in Malkangiri district of Odisha
CBSE UGC NET 2017 admit cards issued for 5 November exam; download from cbsenet.nic.in
The Central Board of Secondary Education has issued the admit cards for the UGC-National Eligibility Test (UGC NET November-2017) to be conducted at different centres across the country.
UGC orders varsities to make their grievance redressal mechanisms public
UGC has asked varsities in the country to put up notice boards for ensuring awareness about the establishment of grievance redressal mechanism.
JNU student threatened to be 'sent to Pakistan,' alleges being beaten up by CISF personnel
A JNU student has alleged he was beaten up at the Rajiv Chowk metro station here by a few personnel of the CISF and told he would be "sent to Pakistan", a charge rejected by the paramilitary force
Prakash Javadekar launches anti-ragging mobile app, says zero tolerance for culprits
New Delhi: There would be no tolerance for those involved in any ragging incidents and such students would not be allowed to continue their education, HRD minister Prakash Javadekar said.
Ramjas rampage and the politics of fear: Time to alter the precedent through democratic mobilisation and solidarity
On 21 February, members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) – by attacking students and teachers at a panel discussion in Delhi University’s Ramjas College – brazenly crossed that red line and perpetrated an act of terror – sheer, untainted, textbook terror.